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Intiir ti"g4A,
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 29, 1982 31
Danny Raskin's
The Best of Everything
EVER GO TO A delica-
tessen where you have the
option of valet parking?
. . . Can't think of one .
not even in New York or Los
Angeles . . . But it's here
now in Detroit . . . at Peter
Mel's Backstage Deli .' .
on Woodward north of Six
Mile Rd. . .where
Paradiso's once flourished
and then floundered.
You won't recognize the
former Paradiso's' . . It's
now a very New Yorkish
spot with almost every
Broadway show poster im-
aginable hanging all over
the place . . . Atop the front
door inside is the marker,
42nd St. . . . Times Square
and Broadway.
Seating is for 112 in indi-
vidual booths . . . with
stereo music at all times
. . . oldies and show tunes.
Backstage Deli has
both waiters and wait-
resses . . . Our hat-
changing waiter, Bill
Hewitt, knew his stuff
. . . wouldn't think of
bringing brandy without
it being warmed.
There's another part of
Backstage Deli that is ut-
terly delightful . . . It's a
lounge called Footlights
. . . seating 80 . . . So
much like being in New
York .. listening to live
keyboard tinglings.
Backstage Deli, run by
Jean Dine and brother
Peter Mel, is probably the
most innovative restaurant
around . . . decoratively
speaking . . . formerly hid-
den away on Seven Mile
east of Woodward.
It's the perfect spot for
show biz people while in
town . . . they're really
surrounded by that type of
scenic environment.
Backstage Deli is open
seven days a week . . . 10
a.m. to 4 a.m. .. . or, as the
very diversified and clever
menu states, "Curtain goes
up at 10 a.m. and the last
performance ends at 4 a.m.
If you can't get away, and
yearn for some little New
York atmosphere, go to
Peter Mel's Backstage Deli
on Woodward . . . You
really won't come very
much closer . . . And don't
forget the Footlights
Lounge. . If we didn't
know other
wise, we'd never
have believed being in De-
troit could be so close to New
York.
waitress Nancy Beanblos-
som, waiter Mark Davis and
waitress Ul i
Bergschwenger.
Fashions were well-
received by an audience
that expected silly
clothes and got styles out
of Cosmopolitan Maga-
zine . . . Army and Navy
surplus.
The name "Rip's" is from
nickname of its original
owner, Clarence Hum-
phrey, who opened the doors
in 1941 with seating for
about 70 to 100 . . . An
addition 20 years later in-
cluded a lounge and pushed
seating to 150.
It still has a real brick-
tiled floor, ceiling fans, old
windows with stained glass
- . . . and a basement that
looks like something out of a
haunted house . . . now
used as storage . . . a place
for things that have been
there years and years . . .
various little rooms holding
Tiffany lamps, brass lamps,
bits and pieces of old China,
boxes of old recordings, etc.
The entertainment at
Rip's features one of the top
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SUPER DINNER SPECIAL
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BAGEL ROLL OR TOAST
"CRAZY IDEA Of The
Month" contest . . . that's
what goes now at the new
Rip's on Huron St. in Pon-
tiac. -
January's winner came
up with a most unusual
fashion show recently . . .
from Joe's Army and Navy
surplus in Pontiac . . . and
almost the entire staff got
into the act.
Commentary was by
Kathleen Smith, manager
of Rip's . . . show coordina-
tion by Mark Davis who will'
soon open Punchinello's
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taurant in Birmingham and 'or
Laura Baylis, who'll be his
head chef there . . Models
were hostess Cindy Olsen, 4.
(Made With Halla)
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